Till Death proves to be an enjoyable and gripping thriller built around a fairly basic but well-executed premise. Megan Fox takes center stage, and although she isn't known for being overly emotive, that actually suits her performance here. As Emma, she finds herself in a chaotic scenario where survival is paramount, and her cool, almost distant attitude contributes to the overall feeling of suspense. It’s also worth…

This is complete rubbish; it’s not worth your time.

I went in with very low expectations, especially given my dislike for Megan Fox, but it turned out to be surprisingly good.

This straightforward survival crime-thriller is held together nicely by Megan Fox, who delivers a strong performance and convincingly portrays the physical demands of the role. It requires some willingness to overlook the implausibility of someone being able to pull a man weighing over 180 pounds for an extended period—the reality of exhaustion would likely set in after her initial burst of energy. Nevertheless, I fo…

I anticipated very little from Till Death and its star Megan Fox, yet I was still taken aback. The premise—a woman bound to her deceased husband’s body by handcuffs—is initially intriguing, but the narrative expands on that concept considerably. It held my attention throughout because of some sharp plotting in the latter portion and consistently strong action sequences.